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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-10

During the recent session Of the New
Albany District Conference Of the Meth
odist Church, AZ Psoli, a committee com
posed OF DIR. Poucher, Of Greencastle
Mr.. Ellis. or Dubois county: Drs. Behar.
rell. Willis and Payne, Of New Albany
visited the West Baden and French Lick
Springs. having IN view the selection D
site for the erection ~ sritable build
ings similar to those AZ Chsutauqua. The
committee selected I60 acres just east o
the West Baden Hotel. which will b,
purchased II satisfactory terms can b
agreed upon. II IL then proposed x
erect buildings which will give tn
Methodi-ts delightful place for camp
meetings and other gatherings. The L
y. A. 4 q. has branch railway from
Orleans 20 these springs, which will
render access very easy. N. A. Ledger
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-10
County superintendent Andrew
NJ. sweeney.

The Township Trustees OF Dubois
county met on Monday last 10 elect a
County Superintendent. good deal
Of csnvassing and utton-holing Of the
Trustees WAS done before dinner. but a.
ali the Trustees were not in. no organi-
zation was attempted until after dinner.
At 2 o'clock they gathered in the
County Auditors Office. aud organized
BY choosing Mr.. John Cummins, OF JET
ferson. As Chairman. and Nr. H. Hop
penjaus. Of Ferdinand. Secretary. MesSrs
J. Burger. Of Bainbridge- and ,. Wibbels
OF Marion, were appointed Tellers-
Messrs A. n Sweeney and q. r
Moog we're announced as candidates
and on the first ballot Mr.. Sweeney re
cei.ed eight votes and Mr.. Moog three
and after he certificate Of election wa
properly drawn up and signed the Boar
adjourned.
Nr. Burton. Trustee OF Columbia town
ship. was not present. being detained a
home by the funeral Of Mr.. E. Cox, for
mer Trustee OF the township.
This is the fourth time Prof Sweene,
has been honorrd BY m election a. Su
perintendent, and shows that his effort
on behalf OF education and morality ar
appreciated by the people. notwitn
standing the Misrepresentation u com
persons. But this do settle 1t.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-10

6TAll kinds Of grapevine kilograms
in regard 10 the Perry county hanging
Of Davis, were afioat on our streets every
day this week. and -Griif." a. reporter
for the London Times, Berlin "Tsyrs-
blatt," ST. Petersburg "Noryiana-ki,'
and several United states metropolitan
Journals OF greater or less importance.
was dispatched 10 the scene, 20 inter
view Flanagan, Mrs. EnIow. the White
Caps and the departed spirit Of John
Davis, and inspect the tree upon which
he was ushered 10 the entrance Of the
birthstone regions. lie thinks the tree
IL yet standing, though be did not secure
piece Of the bark A. relic, being afraid
he might be called upon to adorn 1t q,
fruit- Upon inquiring for Miss Flana
gan. some white cap introduced him L
middle aged female "seng hunter,
who was not built for beauty. and who
seemed TO think ~ might know ths
wiz renhnu's OF Clay Davis. Upon 1
suspicious gathering Of other ''seng hun
ters.r with one or two plow-lines ia thei
hands. Griff left on the first train 70
Louisville. with the full details Of th'
tragedy ia his imagination, and tele
graphcd IL all over the world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24
ERONKI.YN.

The East End Baptist Church, founded by mem
bcr5 Of the Fir.t Baptist Church Of East New york.
and the former pastor Of that society, the Rev
Jacob Whltchurst, has been incorporated DR.. A.
stewart Wish has been secured TO succeed Mr.
WhitchuI,t In his former church
CAPTAIN Jacob Walcott, who died on Tuesday at Ia
home, No. 1lJ Oall7t al the aeo of eighty, was the
first pilot on the GrccnpDint ferry. For the lat ten
wears owing 10 falling sight, hc had been gate
tender for the ferry company, In whose employ he was
for thirty years.
Mary Frank, who reported missing from No.
1856 CrahanI-avc., has been married 10 Michael war
ner, who took her away from home 10 his sister r
house.
The Rev. c. W Millcn, WHO recently suspended
from the pastoratc Of the Washington street Methodist
Episcopal Church, pending a trial by the "-fork
East Conference It's session In April, lcSS, hd-
removed from the parsonage of the church To allow
his successor the Rev. Frederick Brown. TO occupy
IT, Mr.. Millcn will he at No B.; louith pace
lie Is now engaged In the -four business
Commissioners Of Jurors Furcy, who failed OIL
election as sheriff. is taking his revenge upon voters
Iv di.chareing all the men from the Navy Yard who
did not work enthusiastically foi HIM
John Kelly, who employed by the CITY AT me
Spring Creek pumping station, died recently AT 81
Nay's Hospital from being scadcd 10y the hot wafer
from a pipe which burst when he was behind ti'
boiler The COrOncrs jury ccnturcd the 'Hy works
Department for not having door or "l"io" ny
which he could have escaped.
Absolute divorce has been granted 10 MIS- Eh"a
beth Low from Matthew Low.
Judge barnard yesterday denied the motion Tor a
stay of proceedings III the case of C. H. Eliven
Judre Cullen handeed down a decision yesterday
dlscharelng william J. Iyrnc, OF NJ. 81 Park ave.
New York from the ncbriatc Home at Fort Iimnilton
ia which he was recently committed a hdbitudI
drunkaid by Justice Murray In Nc"-lofA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24
THE WILL OF JOHN RYE.
NO PUBLIC BEQUEsTS-THE ESTATE DIVIDED AMONG
THE SIX CHILDREN.

NO PUBLIC BEQUEsrs-THE ESTATE DIVIDED AMONG
THE SIX CHILDREN.
The will Of John Rye. former Mayor OF Paterson,
and the father Of tn, American SILK industV,' was
offered for probate in the Surrogatcs Office of Passac
County ~ j., yesterday. There are no public be-
quests Tic executors authorized to erect nonu-
mcnt TO his memory cost Of not more than 10000
The property IS all bcqucatLcd to the children, fvo
sons and a daughter The daughter Jcf'ima, Who was
with Mr.. Rylc when he died In England receives Tho
household furniture and The proceeds of He Insurance
policy Of 10000 The stock in the Pioneer SIX COM
pany IS divided among the children after FIVE years. dur
Ing which period the executors to administer this
part Of the estate unless majority of the sons shall
demand division sooner
like disposition IS male OF the tcstators controlling
interest I'm the stock Of tho PasSalc Water Company.
Tie TOGecr silk Company IS allowed 10 continue at VIII
as lessee Of the tcSatOr's machinery with option OF
purchase .Icmima Rylo IS to receive 800 month
from the income Of the estate until the final division
made The Of tho income Is to be divided every
SIX twelve months The executors may sell the real
estate any time within five years. The VIII cn1oins
that Of the children sell their Interest In the SIX
business the water COM 10 any stranger unless
all the other children shall first have refused TO buy H.
The VII IS dated February 90. 1886 william Kyle
and John ". GriggS were appointed executors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24
NEU'S IRON THE SDBURBS.
IEl-SEN CITY.

Thomas Morris age eight, the son Of Policeman
Peter Morris living No 80 Oakland ave, died sud
denly yesterday with symptoms OF poisoning. 1he
boy bought candy at Mrs. Kcmbler's store, and
short time after eating complained Of being sick
Or. McIrdc was summoned, and believing that no
saw evidences OF poison. administered antdotcs, but
without effect The boys mother Is Frustrated by tho
shock and ii is feared that She may die County Ply
stefan Converse Will make investigation ana oder
inquest If he deem 1t necessary
contagious disease Of the eyes. known as purulcnt
opht halma has brohcn among the inmates Of tho
County Amshousc, Snake IIiII. and sixteen boys
and men arc suffering from IT, DR.. King, the resident
musician believes that IL brought To the n,u-
ton Lv some new arrival He IS confident of his ab
ity TO check is progress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24
JOCKEY SPELLNAN DTKD IN SILENCE.
NO TRACE YET OF HIS MURDEkERs -BEATES WITH
RLrNT INSTRUMENT AND KICKED.

A BLUNT INSTRUMENT AND KICKED.
John spellman, the Jockey, whose serious condition
was announced in THE TRIBUNE, died Yesterday morn
Ing. The sent to James Spcllman, brother
uf the dead man, In Chicago Ncr2nrr Levy in'pan-
elled a jury who viewed the body. The inquest was
deferred until evidence to the manner in which
spelmaa received his injuries bc found.
An autopsy showed that the jockey had died from
the effects Of laceraton of the brain Immediately
above the left eye bl.w In that region spot of the
size {. walnut was found, under when there had
been "a hcmorhage. I'll ere fracture, but the
cIot com Is poa.ed With external Muise. Tie d3a1
mans ntcstnes also found to be nhamed, as
though he had been severely kicked. The doctors
could not decide positively whether Spclmans nlur'
les caused BY fall or By Violence but inclined
toward the opinion that The jockey had been beaten
with some blunt weapon and then kicked in the aldo
men.
The body was taken to undcrtalcr's rooms, at
No. 1914 Springst., and will remain there until this
morning when Slellmans friends will bury IT, unless
the Chicago relatives claim H. with reference to the
case f. NJ. Bcrrlam, druggist, Of NO Sol sXth-avc.,
who was with Spcllman when he died, said:
a week ago Monday night took dinner with Spell
man at the Brewer House. He lcfi at about
o'clock and did him n the enjoyment of his
faculties again lie seen with what looked like
bad black eye on Tuesday mornin bat dd not return
TO the Brewer Ioasc until Wednesday. lie was then
only semi conscious and spoke incohcrcntly. From
hints I'm his talk came TO the conclusion that he
knew when he had been hurt ana We ehdcaVorGd 10
get him to make statement. lie WOald say nothing,
however We then put him 10 bcd Al the Grower
House and | nurscd him until Monday The doctor
We had called then said that In patient would be
better OF al the hospital ana We took him there Al
no time during his Illness did he drop word which
would have exposed any one 10 suspicion HIS friends
are as anxious anybody 10 know who committed
the crime and arc making every crdeavOr 10 find out
They have worked a week now and have no clew
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24
EAGERsFOR'gHE RUSH,
YALE AND HARVARD TO PLAY TO-DAY.

S0OTBALL ENTHUsIAs1s CONE TO TOWN IN SHOALS
TO SEE THEIR FAvORITEs KICK.
Harvard Yale Princeton. Wesleyan and the Unver'
atty of Pennsyv were well represented IN ths city
Yesterday by Of students, como In Tor the two
football games today at tho Polo Grounds The amos-
nh.re OF the hotel corridors seemed electric with excite
ment for the young they talked about the Har
vardYa game In the afternoon which will decide the
championship of the Intercollegiate Football As
ISOLATION. "Are the chances really 100 to $50
for Yalef" "Aro the bets to on
Yalei" were few OF the questions tho Harvard men
asked each ether while Yale inquiring Is
Harvards rush line strong ours Z" HAS Harvard
learned any lodges in the last week Did Frank
Mason catch onto all eur tricks when he was at New
Haven :" Nothing but the game this afternoon can an
swer these questions satisfactorily 1t seemed to DO tho
general opinion that the match wsud DO as closely con-
tested a struggle took place between Harvard
and Yale except perhaps in 1884, when Yale squeezed
through by Yale luck, forcing Harvard to make four
eafety touchdewna
Up to yesterday $500 had been saked by Cambridge
men Ihoir team and before tho match comes OF the
will probably be Yale is trying as usual
to get bets, but is quietly accepting ODDS IN her
favor The Individual strength OF the two teams about
the same The average zach about 165 pounds
in weight Both sides have their giants The Prince
ton rusers conl not hold Yale crow mon In the rush
line but it will be interesting to see whether Captain
Wood OF Harvard crew man. can hold his Yale oppo'
mont Carter, also Yale sarsman aud whether Butler
VARSITY at Harvard, or Bancroft good oar
can equal Corbln, Woodruff or Gill In strength The
other players In both rash lines seem prstty we'll
matched in strength and 1t Is certain that the New
Haven men cannot brush aside their Harvard Opposites
as taoy did their w-Jersey friends, in order
to let Captain Beecher Freshman Graves carry tn
ball through the gap.
blues rushers cannot get through IIarvards rush
line then and Boyden, who charge like bulls VIII
have chance that Harvard's half backs never had
before Beecher Of Yale. will find nearly his equal IN
Harding whs weighs 100 pounds He is as quick as a
cat "A strong plocker, and his head every time he
passes the ball played opposite Kid Wallace last
year AMI made him tired" Harry Scars will play full
back for Harvard though he has been ILL., lie Is the next
best player Harvard to Captain Holden who Is laid up
with broken rib He can 100 yards in lO% seconds
and is q great punter. Ruanine is Harvards game
rushing Yscs though Beecher and the two Graves the
hafbacks Yale who will play. arc not slow In nut
she'll the situation that II the Yale rushers can make
holes in Crmson's rush line for Beecher and Fresh
man Graves Harvard will have 70 walt until next year
rushers grow bigger and stronger to win the
cham piOnsbip II,
The game will be called at pollock ana these men Will
10 fhair hest for Harvard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24
STATEN ISLAND.

The Court OF Sessions Of Kichmsnd County adjourned
yesterday until Wcdaesiay. 1hs fonOwin. sentences
were pronounced 10y judge stephens Henry StikeIuan.
for burglary In the sccond DECREE i've years sing
sing; Mnhorno Wsyant. for burglary In the do
grse. sent 10 the state ReformatOry Elmra Francis
Clark. Ter bnrglary IN tho second de- rce yo years
hard labor III sing Sing.
srArILfoN.-Mra Daniels. living IN Thompson st. was
bitten by nell hDOrs naSn yesterday through the loft
breast leaving an ugly Tounl She also received several
Dies Oh the hand The wounds were canoTzed aud tho
animal shot
Dr. Cleveland W. Con. vile figured cOnspicuOusly
Ia the kitty" Mckcrsan abduction recently, has
obtained an order 81 arrest from Judge Donohue OF tho
81 prens Court. for "Kttys" father. James Mckcrnan
oil the charge ef Illegal imprisonment and injury hs
reputation ana business. The bail bond Is nKcd at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24
INCO ING NERS.
SATURDAY. SOY. 20.
.STIIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. .WEDN GsDAr NOV. -. Is
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEw.YORK. WEDN rSDAr. NOV. - 1857
ARRIVED
Steamer cry u Washington. Rottig. Vera cruz Nov o.
rp'n TO- Is~pce ~ rogc'o 10 Havana L. w "a, M s
steamer thlcaso tBr Jones, London IL davs with md,o
To Hanjcrson 4 son Arrived AT tho lar AT
steamer Italy clr rcarce Liverpool 10 Queenstorn H.
with md.e AMI "a p4,sengersto fw J Hurst AFrvodat
steamer oIcn9olme or IHoG1 A.; yS S Nov TO- with
,e @ & A. 'o n Hnt%erp %ov ~ with
m.e and passenger Peter Wright sons Arrived at
' steamer r@or uos,on ergent oct a. Mcs.na e.
rhclp. Bro, < GO Airi,.i At tho i4r At 2 IN
Gibraltar D. with mdso to phelps Bros Co Arrived" mo
y" Steamer raah,.,cc Fisher savannah day, with misc
and nl.,rngrr, To lIcnr, Yonsctc
Mira %@.r anl MGTSS TO w s. as
steamer alt stream rsnnHE, y WIl1'"s'oA ''"y' win
Steamer ilchmond Boa, Newport News with mdse and
rts,laer l. u atcr Wiley. Boston. tow Best
order ,isr1 vo ~ G to : Whitney CO.
uarE Il Newcomb tIr Rutherford. Fowoy 40 DAYS with
a 4 Co Gay - '''''''
CITY Island. wind Hight sw' hay.
~ steamer Elbo Ger from Bremen previously reported
brings 30 passengers Arrived Al tho bar at @Ao"m.
CLEARED
steamer Greece tIrj Jeffrey. Ionion-F WI Hurst
steamer . AN G'D Grinih' Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer state Of Georgia OBJ. Moolc Glasgow Austin
steamer Moravla (Ger. retzodt MISUNDERSTANDING
steamer Australia tGou FmncE. Hamburg Phelps Bros
&Co
steamer Alvo ,Br. Williams Kingston Cartagcna. &c
PIN FOrwood & Co
Steamer Valencia Woodck. Iaguayra Puerto Cabelo and
Characterization. Bliss & Ddctt
Pomona (lrl, Icgoe. st AIMS ia, &c-tco
| Vessels & 60.
steamer Mexico tspan) Carmona Hayana-J Coballos
eco
RIO Granic Lewis Galvrston-C II Mallory CO.
Morgan city, Gardner. Van Sickle.
Steamer |. - Baker Wiley Mobile J Best.
| Steamri CdrOnIc Evans Savannah Ocean 50 ca
seneca Walker Norfolk, Newport Now, Wost
/ Point. Va -Oli DpniniOnSsCD
Wyanoke. Jenney Norfolk CITY Point ani Rlca
| mond-Jld Dominion -
r w Bruno. Lewis. Ialtimors-R " Downor.
Steamer commonwealth, Van Kirk -Itobor,
& King
| Steamer Winthrop Bragg POrtani-Iforatio Hall.
Steamer Gen Whitney. Bcarsr Hoston-lI Dlnock.
ship LuLOn. Park batavia. for lIaw.
! ley 4 CO.
ship Treasurer (irl Dewnev Amsterdam Scammell Bros
Ship Ami turr) EOitmann Bremen koOp Co.
ship David Crockett, Anderson. Antwerp-rhOmas Dun.
| hams Nephew & co.
hhs' Nor (Nor). lonness santandor- enlam Boyosen
90, Tho Custom House will be closed Thursday ~
| SAILED
Steamers Adtiatic. for Liverpool; Otranto Newcastle
tritc eith' Saae Bromon. btlonlan Naples; Common.
wealth, Philadelphia
ships Soa King for Portland o. Fuller Francisco.
Bark Msthihic Honnng for Wellington, NJ
Also sailod-va Long Island commissioners Winthrop
for Portland Glsucus. Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24

opinion of IVORY SOAP and have long -
tended doing
t has become a household with
clothing on the WOOD woK INK dauo on
the dooFhtc Instruments cleansing ana
needed
allow thoroughly
had book
feel under oOsa
for nanuEct 'IvoRYS
We do not hest to il
of the few what it is advertised to do'
the
NOT, peculiar and remarkable qualities
WARMING of the genuine Ask for "kOy" Soap and insist upon getting it.
Coyrghtl IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24
ATTITUDES READINGS ~ cnIcKERIyo MI.

a
on Monday, the first day Of the Authors Readings
at ChlckeIing Hall In aid of international copyright,
Bfsbop Potter will Introduce Mr.. Lowell, who Will
make an address and viii preside Edward Eeglcs-
con Will read an original manu>' rip Mark Twain
viii read Characteristic selection. X. ii. StOddard
will read two Of his lyrics, The Flower Of Love Lies
Bleeding" and "1hc Follower H. c. Gunner VIII
give extract from forthcoming novel, The ZadOc
Pine Labor Union" James WhitcOmb Riley, who Is
highly spoken of elocutlonis Will rccc Of
his Western farmer dialect poems. George ". Gable
will give selection from the advance sheets Of his
nv novel, An Large"
On Tuesday Mr. Lowell Will preside again. Colonel
r. NJ Johnston. author Of Georgia tales Will read part
OF The Story OF Thomas Watts" Mr. stockton Will
read Prince Hassaks March" Thomas Nelson Page
will give the Christmas scene from " Unc Ednburg's
Drow ndin'." Charles Dudley Warner Will read The
Hunting OF the Bear" The selections Of Mr.. Curtis
and Mr.. IiOwells arc yet announced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Thanksgiving Day obserVanccs s., ,.,.
Harvard Va e College football match, Polo Grounds
afternoon. ..,.L
Wesleyan Uni versity OF Pennsylvania football MATCH
Polo Grounds, morning.. -
Mnnhattan Athlete Club country races
Trotfing races. Fleetwood Driving Parp. p IT..
Eastern Boulevard Club dinner, club house, evening"
Goth Regiment at 81. Monica's Church. 4 a. m
Nassau Athletic Club burlcsquc games, washington
Park. Brooklyn, 80 p. m. - - ,.,,..o,.,,
IHvnr conner stone Of Maennerchor Hall, Fify-sXth-
st., Third ave-, l !. ,. r,.,.u
Laying stone OF Church of the l'edechor 'eh!
second-st and Payk-ave, so y. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24
NEWARK.

MAYOR HAYNES has invited some forty city officials
and others to take a trip the L"hlsh Valley coal fields
by the Central KalirOal tomorrow.
The trustees Of the First Baptist Church met yes
cr,iay In the Office II r. H. I"ldc, who purchased a
propcrty M I;roaI ami Fulton sis. from tortlandt
Parker for 100000 upon which Ia build new church
cdincc Ihc present church building VIII be- sod and
probably covered INTO music Ia
Doctor James H. ward yesterday committed
TO the county Jail for thirty days on charge made by
his father. John ward. that he al'ict" to the
opnm habit. 1hr physician was found lying In a
stupor ia be by the officer who arrested him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24
NEW JERSEY.

WJERsEY.
p,,crscn Tho member, Of the First Battalion,
Y g. y j. are disturbed BY report that The state
military authorities intend TO rcosanizo the National
Guard after the model Of the German armies, 50 that
each regiment shall have twelve companies and each
battalion four. THIS would consolidate several 81 the
regiments and would either abolish the Ii,t Battalion
or make It necessary 10 raise an additional company.
Tie trustees Of TIC First Reformed Church say
that the Injunction restraining them from continuing
the removal II bodies r., the old Totowa Cemetery
was served late, all the bodies had already been
dlslntcrrcd The church people claim they have ,h
to use tie ground for other than burial purposes The
deed Of n" ground from iI"hly Hrochho,t To- the
church. made in 1902 says nothing about such Intended
rsc The old olympic Baseball Cfouu!, have
been nooicd by private enterprise and converted into
a pond 60 De- used for skating. The 1hil ward
Republican Assoc lat.on Tuesday night passed rso
luton pro, .du. for new roll. from which D. 8, de-
signed to drop all Who not good Republicans. This
action Is aimed al those Republicans who helped defeat
Alderman Joseph II. Quachcntu'h FOR sheriff at the
late election
USIoN HILL. Philip Duryca, who suddenly disappeared
Wednesday the day nIcd FOR his weiin, with Mary A.
Brown rcturicl homo yesterday AMI quietly mar
ried Miss Brown in Grove Church None OF the parties
Interested VIII give any Information As to tc cause OF
Duryea's disappearance.
OE,>9r.-G General Narcy's funeral viii take place NJ
his nome Friday. upon tho arrival 81 the 40 g. m
train from Ncw-lolk. The burial viii be at Trenton.
wr,rrrrn-U Union services Will be held in The Baptls,
Church to-day.
F,Nwoop.-rhc now club house OF the Fauwooi Club
Will be formally opened today.
EosrGIE.-rhc Eo.clic Espubcnn club have elected
the following officers President. Alfred Atkins; vice.
president. r. ". Leonard. secretary nnl treasurer.
Thomas r. white. IL.
NI.w BHr NswICK.-W McDcie. laborcr. OF East one
hundred a,d twenty fourth,t Ncw York. struck and
instantly killed yesterday by the newspaper train OIL the
Peunsy wanna tracks
RAIwAY.-ThOnas VI. Marshall who has been kept
ont OF his salary Health inspector for the year l--b
by the Democratic mai jrlty IN the Common Council, ha,
been pail Al last The Democratic members Of
the Council whs ordered last July by the supreme
Court 70 show why they should not he arragncd
forcIntenPt o. court pa,o the bill tor their counsel
fees tho Republican minority Mayor Daily IT Is
said, refuse. to sign tho warrant.
EfIZAniTH-The incorporItor- OF the Third and Trum
bun street Horse Railway Company have organized with
William A. Clark president ami superintendent. Henry
Congor secretary aud treasurer. The directors chosen
are A. q keasby, Henry Con.er ant f. A. Van Dorcp,
Of Newark; Amo, Clark. William A. Clark Franklin
Brown and j. A. Engol OF Elizabeth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24
wEsrCHE.TER COUNTY.

NJ wRoOWIIF 4 public meeting OF the taxpayers
will he held the Town Hall Monday evening TO
hear tho report o! the Comnitt-e on sewerage.
WHITE PLAINS Thomas Downin. AMI Anthony
Dryer ipdrtci FOR burg try pleaded guilty yesterday
The former sentenced 10 four aud nine
aud the latter 10 three and uino months
Charles salhsit ase twoSe, indicted for burglary was
sent to the House OF Refuge.